Walk the dog around Raphael Park.
Catch up with friends.
Wander up to the street to your favourite restaurant, and let someone else cook.

This is the everyday appeal of the Raphael Park precinct.
Leafy streets, character homes and a neighbourhood you can enjoy on foot.
58A Cargill Street fits right in.

Behind the tuck-pointed façade, this circa 1920’s three-bedroom home boasts high ceilings, decorative cornices and wide timber boards with a contemporary kitchen and an inviting outdoor entertaining space.

The front verandah deserves a couple of chairs.
The bay window, with its fitted timber desk, makes a lovely spot to work or watch the street.
These are the details that make a house, a home.

At the back, the kitchen brings everyone together.
An island breakfast bar, generous drawer storage, gas cooking and crisp black accents make it both practical and easy on the eye.
There’s room for dinner with friends, and bifold doors open straight onto the covered deck.

Throw the doors back and make an afternoon of it.

When the weather turns cold, retreat to the lounge, where a wood burning space heater sits against the striking black-tiled fireplace recess.
A sliding barn door lets you close off the room and settle in.

A contemporary bathroom with separate bath and shower, fitted laundry, separate toilet and double undercover parking round out the practicalities.

Within the nearby Victoria Park Primary School local intake area (subject to Ed. Dept) the morning school run can be a walk.
Raphael Park is perfect to kick a ball, meet friends and stretch the dog’s legs.
Albany Highway’s cafés, restaurants and everyday shopping are within walking distance, with the Swan River foreshore and city connections close by.

More reasons to get outside.
Fewer reasons to reach for the car keys.

Don’t miss your chance to inspect.

Water rates: $1,101.52 25/26
Council rates: $1,819.53 26/27